Easy Glide 1ml 1cc Sterile Syringe Luer Lock Tip, No Needle, Pack of 100

These syringes came properly packaged for sterility. They were easy to read when pulling medication in. The syringes seem to be well-made and have a smooth glide.

Great product and cost effective for daily use.

These work great. Lock and unlock well. On my second box with no issues. These have a little poker that saves some waste. Prefer over BD. Best ones I have found.

They are what they say they are. Perfectly acceptable syringes. Needles lock and unlock well

These are marked as sterile so I believe them. Each one has a little bit of “stickiness” to the plunger, but once you give it a wiggle it will unstick and be good to go. I’ve had absolutely no issues with this brand and am happy to use this for disposable syringes.

I use these for my intramuscular testosterone shots. I’m prescribed 0.5 ml a week so the smaller 1 ml syringes make it easier to draw and read the amount. They are about the same size as a normal 3 ml syringe you can get in the pharmacies just a skinner tube. They glide very well and are easy to push when injecting my testosterone. Out of the 100 I think maybe 2 were too hard to push and were tossed before use. I’d say 2% is pretty good. I do my shots once a week and these last me about 2 years. $9 a year isn’t bad at all. Good price in my opinion.

Good quality syringe. Easy to load. Excellent markings, easy to read.

Ordered these syringes (1ml Luer Lock, with needle) in place of BD syringes which I have been using. BD syringes seem to be in short supply, another Covid supply chain casualty I guess. The plunger does glide more smoothly and easily than the BD equivalent, guess the Easy Glide is not misleading. Unlike the BD syringes, these were low waste volume syringes, which is an significant advantage if you are injecting low volumes. There is a certain amount of waste in any injection, once the plunger is all the way down, there is still some medication in the void between the plunger and the end of the needle, mostly in the part of the syringe where the Luer-Lock screw on cap is. This syringe has a finger sticking out of the flat part at the end of the plunger that displaces most of the medicine in that void when the plunger is fully down. You still measure using the flat part at the end of the plunger so nothing really changes except you waste less of what you are injecting; about 0.07ml with the BD syringe. Doesn't sound like much but if you are injecting 0.2ml you are wasting about 1/3 of whatever started off with in the vial. This is why they immediately switched to low waste volume syringes with the Covid vaccine. They could get two extra dose from each vial by using low waste volume syringes. Probably also accounts for supply chain problems with BD. They needed to suddenly manufacture 200 million low waste volume syringes for Covid. In any case consider this a real plus. Have a picture of the plunger removed from the syringe body which shows the low waste volume tip beyond the flat end with seals of the plunger Some reviews commented that the syringes did not come in the box shown in the description. That was not the case for me. The syringes came packed in a box that looks just like the picture, and that was packed in a protective Amazon box, with some other odds and ends from Amazon.